India enjoyed another strong outing at the Commonwealth Games 2026 on Wednesday, adding three medals to its tally. Long jumper Murali Sreeshankar secured his second consecutive silver medal, para athlete Dilip Mahadu Gavit won gold with a Games record, and Indian boxers guaranteed 10 medals after securing semifinal berths. With three medals added on Wednesday, India's overall tally rose to 15 medals, including three gold, nine silver and three bronze. India remained eighth in the standings.Also Read: Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 8, July 30, India's schedule: What time is Neeraj Chopra's event today? Check full list events today Sreeshankar wins second straight Commonwealth Games silver Murali Sreeshankar continued his impressive Commonwealth Games run by winning silver in the men's long jump with a best effort of 8.09 metres. Sreeshankar, who had also finished second at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, became the first Indian athlete to win back-to-back Commonwealth Games medals in the event. His opening jump of 8.03 metres placed him third behind Scotland's Stephen McKenzie and Jamaica's Tajay Gayle, who both recorded 8.08 metres. Sreeshankar later moved to the top with an 8.09-metre effort, but Gayle produced a winning jump of 8.15 metres to claim gold. McKenzie finished with bronze after his 8.08-metre effort, while India's Lokesh Sathyanathan secured fifth place with a best jump of 7.97 metres. Dilip Gavit creates history in para athletics India achieved a historic one-two finish in the men's 100m T47 event, which features athletes with upper-limb impairments. Dilip Mahadu Gavit won the gold medal after clocking a Games record time of 10.71 seconds. Mohammed Basil Morssinganakathi secured silver with a season-best timing of 10.83 seconds. Gavit's gold was India's third top-podium finish at the Games after Mirabai Chanu's women's 48kg weightlifting gold and Sharmila Dhankar's victory in the women's shot put F57 event. Indian boxers secure record medal haul Indian boxers delivered another strong performance as six more athletes progressed to the semifinals, taking the country's guaranteed boxing medal tally to 10. Sakshi Chaudhary (51kg), Arundhati Choudhary (70kg), Sachin Siwach (60kg), Ankush Panghal (80kg), Narender Berwal (+90kg) and world champion Jaismine Lamboria (57kg) advanced to the last four. They joined Lovlina Borgohain (75kg), Priya Ghanghas (60kg), Preeti Pawar (54kg) and Jadumani Singh (55kg), who had already secured semifinal spots. In the final bout of the day, Jaismine defeated England's Elise Glynn 4-1 in the women's 57kg quarterfinal. India's boxing performance has already surpassed its 2022 Commonwealth Games medal tally, when the team won seven medals. With all 10 boxers reaching the semifinals, India is assured of at least 10 bronze medals. Commonwealth Games 2026 medal standingsRankCountryGoldSilverBronzeTotal1Australia4721351032Canada141114393England122717564Scotland977235Nigeria752146South Africa688227Malaysia623118India393159New Zealand3741410Jamaica3014India medal winners at Commonwealth Games 2026 (so far)AthleteSportEventMedalMirabai ChanuWeightliftingWomen's 48kgGoldSharmila DhankarPara AthleticsWomen's Shot Put F57GoldDilip Mahadu GavitPara AthleticsMen's 100m T47GoldRishikanta SinghWeightliftingMen's 60kgSilverRaja MuthupandiWeightliftingEvent as providedSilverGyaneshwari YadavWeightliftingWomen's 53kgSilverValluri Ajaya BabuWeightliftingMen's 79kgSilverSarvesh KushareAthleticsMen's High JumpSilverHarjinder KaurWeightliftingWomen's 69kgSilverGulveer SinghAthleticsMen's 10,000mSilverMurali SreeshankarAthleticsMen's Long JumpSilverMohammed Basil MorssinganakathiPara AthleticsMen's 100m T47SilverJhandu KumarWeightliftingMen's HeavyweightBronzeBindyarani DeviWeightliftingWomen's 58kgBronzeShilpa ShylaPara AthleticsWomen's Shot Put F57Bronze India medal tally: 3 Gold | 9 Silver | 3 Bronze | Total: 15 Assured medals (not yet reflected in tally)AthleteSportEventStatusLovlina BorgohainBoxingWomen's 75kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsPriya GhanghasBoxingWomen's 60kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsPreeti PawarBoxingWomen's 54kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsJadumani SinghBoxingMen's 55kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsSakshi ChaudharyBoxingWomen's 51kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsArundhati ChoudharyBoxingWomen's 70kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsSachin SiwachBoxingMen's 60kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsAnkush PanghalBoxingMen's 80kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsNarender BerwalBoxingMen's +90kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinalsJaismine LamboriaBoxingWomen's 57kgAssured at least a bronze after reaching the semifinals Note: The boxing medals are guaranteed but are not included in India's current medal tally until the semifinal/final outcomes are officially counted.